'JS Journal', December 1967

Table of content

• News & Developments
  02

  Halesowen
  Our new branch in this growing
  township to the west of
  Birmingham opened November 14.
  Shopping area is 5.700 square feet,
  with ten checkouts. The dining
  room at first floor level looks out
  on a raised walk-way...

• JS Managers' Conference '67
  10

  The Purcell Room, Festival Hall, South Bank On November 6 Managers and
  Produce Supervisors met in the
  Purcell Room of the Festival Hall.
  While they were assembling they
  were able to inspect a display of
  bread, arranged with...

• A JS Bottle for Christmas
  12

  A JS BOTTLE FOR XMAS The wines are all JS 'own brand' sherries. Our range of sherries is a varied selection
  at prices from seven shillings and sixpence to fifteen shillings. We also stock a good
  range of proprietary brands....

• Deppo
  16

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• Soup in the Sahara
  18

  George Crowther and Wilma George When the authors were planning to make their trip from Algiers to Timbuktu they called in at
  our Cowley branch to buy food for the journey. The soup that proved such a success was the
  suggestion...

• The Home Scene
  22

  THE HOME SCENE
  Cream for Christmas England's green pastures and famous breeds of
  dairy herds enable us to produce milk of a
  quality that is unsurpassed, but of the cream
  that is skimmed off the top of this milk about
  half...

• Chicken for Christmas?
  23

  Chicken for Christmas?
  A short short story
  Just before Christmas the office decided to hold
  a raffle in aid of a local orphanage. Tickets were
  threepence each or five for a shilling. Most of us
  bought five or ten. Harry...

• Night Out in W8
  24

  NIGHT OUT IN WS
  up on top of Deny and Toms in Kensington High Street where the Area Dinner & Dance
  on November 4 was a phenomenal success. The guests during dinner were relaxed and
  soothed by the Hula Hawaiian Trio and . . ....

• JS Crossword
  27

  THE JOURNAL CROSSWORD
  No. 13/Solution page 30 Across
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  involved apparently
  (6, 2, 5).
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  ruler (4).
  9. Food obtainable from
  the divans (6).
  10. Lie for the prophet (3).
  11....

• Retirement
  28

  RETIREMENT
  Miss Davison and Miss Newland
  entertained by their colleagues At the end of November two
  senior members of our secretarial
  staff Miss Davison and Miss
  Newland retired on the same day.
  Miss Davison, far left, came...

• Movements and Promotions
  29

  Movements and Promotions
  Managerial Appointments
  j . BROWN from Assistant Manager at Hoxton
  to the Management of Hoxton
  from November 27
  L. SKELLON from Spare at Bitterne to the
  Management of the branch
  from November 6
  L....

• Crossword Solution
  30

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• Retirements
  30

  Retirements
  We send our best wishes to the following colleagues
  who have just retired. G. Coppard
  C. R. Grigson L. R. Robinson F. J. Speed Mr. G. Coppard commenced with JS on 3rd
  November, 1924 at Leytonstone, remaining in...

• Obituary
  31

  Obituary
  We regret to record the death of our colleague
  and send our sympathy to all his relatives.
  S. H. Graney joined the company in 1924 and
  retired in October 1958 from the position of
  selector examiner.
  He died on the...

• Contents Page
  32

  C131
  Page 3
  News and Developments
  Page 10
  Managers' Conference '67
  Page 12
  A JS Bottle for Christmas
  Page 16
  Deppo
  Page 18
  Soup in the Sahara
  Page 22
  The Home Scene
  Page 24
  Night Out in W8
  Page 27
  JS Crossword
  Page 28...